ScholarHat is looking for a passionate and experienced MERN Stack Developer to join our learning team as a Freelance Technical Instructor. The primary responsibility is to record high-quality technical video lectures that help students and working professionals learn MERN Stack development through practical, industry-oriented content.
If you enjoy teaching, explaining technical concepts, and creating impactful educational content, we'd love to hear from you.
Key Responsibilities
- Record structured video lectures covering the complete MERN Stack curriculum.
- Explain concepts with real-world examples and industry best practices.
- Build projects while teaching to ensure practical learning.
- Prepare clean, production-quality code demonstrations.
- Ensure audio and video quality meet qualified standards.
- Coordinate with the content team for curriculum planning and updates.
- Record additional videos whenever major technology updates occur.
- REST API Development
- Authentication (JWT, OAuth)
- Git & GitHub
- Responsive Web Design
- Database Design
- API Integration
- State Management (Redux/Context API)
- Deployment (Vercel, Netlify, Render, etc.)
Good to Have
- TypeScript
- Next.js
- Docker
- AWS Basics
- AI tools for developers
- Testing (Jest/Cypress)
- CI/CD fundamentals
Who Should Apply?
We're looking for someone who:
- Has 5+ years of hands-on MERN Stack development experience
- Can explain technical concepts in simple language
- Has excellent communication skills
- Is confident speaking on camera
- Has prior teaching, mentoring, YouTube, or technical content creation experience (preferred)
- Can commit to recording videos consistently as per the project timeline
Recording Requirements
- HD Video (1080p preferred)
- Clear audio with a good-quality microphone
- Stable internet connection
- Quiet recording environment
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📌 Freelance MERN Stack Developer (India)
🏢 Dot Net Tricks
📍 India
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